Re-elected Police and Crime Commissioner John Campion promised to act with "integrity, transparency and diligence" as he was sworn in.Beginning his third term as Police and Crime Commissioner for West Mercia, John Campion outlined his plans for the future after swearing an oath of office on Friday, May 10.
Mr Campion was first elected as West Mercia PCC in 2016 and is the former leader of Wyre Forest District Council.
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